TO FOUND A NEW MUSIC SCHOOL; First Concert Given in Princeton Under Distinguished Patronage to Raise the Required Funds.

PRINCETON, Feb. 13. -- The first concert of the Princeton University Symphony Orchestra, given in Alexander Hall to-night, proved one of the most successful musical and social events of the season. The orchestra consisted of forty musicians, selected from the Philharmonic and Symphony Societies of New-York City, conducted by Anton Seidl, and assisted by Mme. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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